scorn

Unlike neck ruffles, scorned writers never go out of style.

He is also loathed for creating the difficult journey his players must endure to get there, constantly blaming them, publicly scorning them, and instantly benching them.

Russian media are welcoming the prospect of warmer ties with Washington and pouring scorn on European leaders and Kyiv.

Like many who joined the rally, Duran expressed scorn for Musk’s high-profile role as a “special government employee” in the Department of Government Efficiency, which has aggressively slashed spending and jobs at federal agencies.

That hasn’t prevented scorn from the LGBTQ+ community in Mexico and elsewhere.